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Re: [Xen-users] para- and full-virtualization on same system?
 
 
 
Bump - any advise? 
 
PS: I will probably use SuSE with for Dom0 and use LAM-based guests 
 
Thanks! 
Kent 
 
 
Kent Watsen wrote:
  
   
Based on a few of the follow-ups, I wanted to add some detail: 
  
    - all the machines could be headless (only command-line access is
needed)
 
    - we may need real machines for Windows and MacOS if their
displays
can't be turned off
 
     
    - the software we are developing exposes a SOAP-based interface
that is tested via scripts
 
    - each built/test-machine builds and tests the code many times a
day (we are doing continuous builds)
 
    - in addition to the servers, developers have desktops machines
(that are samba/nfs mounted) for their graphical needs
 
    - developers will SSH into to a build/test machine if their
component is failing on that OS
 
     
   
Thanks, 
Kent 
   
   
Kent Watsen wrote:
  
    
     
Can I consolidate all my servers to one machine - here are my current
machines: 
    
      - OpenBSD (used for external services: dns, http, smtp)
 
      - OpenBSD (used for internal services: dns, http, smtp, imap,
ldap,
smb, nfs, svn, bugzilla)
 
      - OpenSBD (used for upgrading either of the above servers
without
any downtime)
 
       
      - OpenBSD (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - FreeBSD (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - NetBSD (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - RedHat (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - CentOS (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - SuSE (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - Solaris (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - Windows (used as a build/test machine)
 
      - MacOS X (used as a build/test machine)
 
       
     
Notes: 
    
      - The OpenBSD-based servers are RAID-ed
 
      - There are actually more machines as I run multiple releases
of
each build/test OS...
 
     
     
If it can't be done on one machine, than would either of these
2-machine solutions work: 
    
      - Partition machines by server vs. build/test
 
      
        - one machine has:  1-3 (all para-virtualized)
 
         
        - other machine has:  4-12 (5/9 para-virtualized)
 
       
      - Partition machines by para- vs. full-virtualization
 
      
        - one machine has: 1-4 and 10-12 (all full-virtualized)
[would
GSX be better?]
 
         
        - other machine has: 5-9 (all para-virtualized)
 
         
       
     
     
What would you do? 
     
Thanks! 
Kent 
     
     
     
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